Builders Of Egypt is a city-building economic strategy taking place in the Nile Valley. Immerse yourself in a world full of pyramids, where you will become a part of the ancient world. Create history, be history!
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I really started out enjoying this game. I was hanging in there with the bugs and the game crashing for months. This latest update now asks for my gps location? There's no reason for a game to need to know that.
As an avid player of Pharaoh and other city builders, when I've seen this game is coming out, I've wishlisted it immediately. It spent a few years on my wishlist, due to being delayed over and over again, but today I've finally received an e-mail that the game came out. Immediately installed it and upon launch I was already surprised how unoptimized the game is. It looks like the testers were completely forgotten or ignored. For example, building roads, which is something you will do the most in the game is annoyingly complicated. You cannot start a new road on the same tile where the existing road ends, you cannot cross roads, you have to manually work around the existing road to draw your new road. It didn't take long to see that this is basically an adaptation of the original Pharaoh game, which wouldn't be a problem, but the graphics, the gameplay, the entertainment factor and most
PLEASE READ WHOLE THING As I'm sure you've already noticed I gave this game a thumbs up. But it is NOT a glowing reviewing. Look I'm not blinded by some love for the game or devs. I'm just some random guy who loves city builders and has played a lot of them. The ONLY reason I give this game a thumbs up is simply because it wasn't terrible, or broken. That's it. The game is average in almost every way. From it's graphics to it's gameplay. From it's sound to it's stability. It's average across the board. 5 out of 10. And THAT'S why I give it a thumbs up and not a thumbs down. When thinking about it objectively I can't offer you any particular reason why the game isn't phenominal. But I also can't give you any reason why the game isn't complete garbage. The sound is great. The sight is not. The gameplay is well thought out, but poorly designed. The stability is fairly good, but the
Save your money folks. I downloaded the demo when it came out and it looked as though it would be an enjoyable building game albeit nothing special and pretty much like any other. The graphics were impressive and game play seemed easy enough so when the full version came out I bought it. First scenario went well. The second scenario requires constructing mines and trade. A few minutes in the game crashed to the desktop. Repeated restarts and the like resulted in the same thing..boom...to the desktop. Furthermore posting in the Discussion Forum is pointless because no one answers or offers any advice. Least of all the developer who although solo on this project disappears for long periods of time and responds to no one. Don't bother with this one. Support is important to players and it's bad business if you don't monitor the forums for the game you developed and touted.
as much as i wanted to love this game because i played the original pharaoh/ Cleopatra and have been waiting for it in my wish list for i think years, i cant recommend it, at least not as it is now. everything is way to basic. you cant set limits on imports/ exports so you'll go broke because you'll keep importing an item as long as there's room in your stockpiles. cant organize stockpiles. i tried to pause work on my tomb so i could sell some resources to build up some more funds and it just wouldn't stop working on it. i had unemployment in my city but then also several buildings that had no workers even though they were all near housing. there's just a lot overall that is super vague about what it wants you to do. i'm really hoping they do some major updates because i was really looking forward to this game and i think it has a lot of potential, but for now i think ill go play pharaoh
Where to begin… first I followed this game for years to get released. After many years it finally got released… how happy I was! How quickly disappointments started to rise. But as a die hard fan, I keep on trying to like this game. Up until a certain point. Enough is enough I think. First disappointment. The eternal autosave appearing, freezing the game every 2 minutes. Then, building monuments… why not show animatics? Suddenly bam, 10% done, not even showing them chopping the sphinx. Or dragging the stones to the top. Nothing. Sad. The economic trade system… seriously? I can not set my own prices? Wood is more expensive then linen or weapons? How? Why? Why not allow me to decide how much beer costs? Then import… I set import to only 200 items of wood… otherwise I am broke in 2 minutes to the next autosave. But… the import up to 4800! For wood is delivered to the storehouse, taken out
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